PRINCIPLES

Articles submitted for publication must not have been published previously or been accepted for publication elsewhere.

The languages of publication are Turkish, English and Russian.

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Prof. Dr. Ayşe Dietrich  (Editor –Founder)

Ankara University

Faculty of Letters

Department of Russian Language & Literature

06100 Sıhhiye, Ankara

TURKEY

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Evaluation Process

Articles selected for possible publication by the editor and publication committee will be sent to anonymous referees for evaluation. The editor and publication committe will be responsible for following articles through the evaluation process. Upon completion of the referees’ evaluations articles accepted for publication will be returned to the author for the appropriate action. Articles not accepted for publication cannot be returned.

Format

Font: Word document, Times New Roman, 12 point, single-space.

Length: Articles must not exceed 15 pages in length. Articles longer than 15 pages will only be considered on an exceptional basis. Notes should not exceed 7 pages and book reviews should not exceed 3 pages.

Title page: The title and author’s name should be written in bold, capital letters on the title page.

Key words: For indexing purposes 3-10 keywords should be listed on the front page of the article.

Summary: All articles must include an abstract, not to exceed 150 words, in English.

Tables: All tables must be numbered and include a title.

Diagrams: Diagram captions must be numbered.

Illustrations: Photographs to be included in articles should be 300 dpi; line drawings 800-1200 dpi. All illustrations must be in either gif or jpeg formats.

Abbreviations: All abbreviations must be followed by an explanation in parantheses the first time they occur.

Sources: All sources in the languages of publication should be listed in their original language on the last page. Sources in languages other than Turkish, English and Russian that do not use the Latin alphabet should be given in an internationally accepted transliteration.

Examples:

(a) Journal Articles:

Taras, R. ‘Nations and Language Building: Old Theories, Contemporary Cases’,        Nationalism and Ethnic Politics, Vol.4, No.3 (1998), 79-101.

(b) Books:

Towsend, C.E., Russian Word Formation, McGraw-Hill, New York, 1968.

(c) Internet sources:

Митрофанова, Е. ‘Русский язык – инструмент сотрудничества и взаимоде́ствия в   рамках СНГ’.www.news.moldova.ru, 13 April 2004.

Publication rights:

Articles accepted for publication may not be reproduced totally or in part without the express written permission of the publisher.

Authors are responsible for obtaining the necessary permission to reproduce illustrations, tables etc. taken from other sources.

Opinions expressed in articles published by this journal are those of the author, and do not necessarily reflect those of the journal, its editor, assistant editors, or advisory board.